A Message from 

AQUIDNECK SCHOOL

Erica L. Bulk, Principal   

April 21, 2025

April Important Dates

APRIL IS THE MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD


4/22 - EARTH DAY - WEAR GREEN

4/25 - MILITARY FAMILY BREAKFAST - WEAR CAMOUFLAGE

4/25 - POPCORN

4/28 - 3P WITHERBEE SCHOOL TOUR

4/29 - 3W WITHERBEE SCHOOL TOUR

4/29 - CRAZY HAT/CRAZY HAIR DAY

4/30 - 3C WITHERBEE SCHOOL TOUR

4/30 - GRADE 1 CASEY FARM FIELD TRIP

LAST CHANCE TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK


AQUIDNECK SCHOOL YEARBOOKS ARE ON SALE NOW FOR $20 EACH!

ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK BELOW.

ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK HERE

AQUIDNECK SCHOOL

ATTENDANCE REPORT


Currently Aquidneck has 50 students that are on the track to be chronically absent.


Chronically absent is missing more than 10% of the school year (More than 11 days).




Please make sure that your child is coming to school each and every day and on time.

Students should be in their seats before 8:30!!




NEW DATES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO

THE POPCORN SIGN UP

CLICK HERE TO VOLUNTEER FOR POPCORN FRIDAYS!

YOU WILL NEED A COMPLETED

VOLUNTEER PACKET AND BCI FOR THE

24/25 SCHOOL YEAR ON FILE.

AQUIDNECK SCHOOL HANDBOOK 24-25

Check out our school website

for important school information

Aquidneck School Website
24-25 Aquidneck School Bus Route Schedule
District School Calendar 2024-2025
DISTRICT SCHOOL CALENDAR 2025-2026

Health information- All kindergarten students in the State of Rhode Island are required to have current and complete immunizations, a recent physical exam including a vision screening, and lead screening results. Please let us know if your child has health conditions, allergies, or requires medication during the school day. 


Medication at school – if your child has a prescription medication that needs to be given during the school day, a medication form must be submitted by the parent and signed by the doctor. All medications must be brought to school in a pharmacy labeled container stating the students name, dose, and time to be given.  


Toileting - All students in Kindergarten should be fully potty trained (no pull ups) and able to use the restroom independently. Please speak to Nurse Rosa if this is a concern.  


Too sick for school guidelines – your child should not come to school if: 

  • They have a fever of 100 or greater (students should not return to school until they are fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication like Tylenol or Motrin)   
  •  Have nausea/vomiting or diarrhea within 24 hours. 
  • Have pink, irritated eyes with drainage or crusty discharge 
  • Have a rash of unknown origin (if a rash develops seek medical advice)  
  •  Have a runny nose, nasal discharge, cough, excessive sneezing (if your child has difficulty breathing seek immediate medical advice).  
WONDERING WHERE TO GET INFORMATION ABOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR?

Check out our new website! It is filled with great information! Make sure to Scroll Down to see the NEWS Section.
AQUIDNECK WEBSITE
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